Here's another similar wee snippet.
on mouseUp
set the thumbPos of me to round(the thumbPos of me / 20) * 20
end mouseUp
:-)
Jim Ault wrote:
Same result, just a little bit shorter and one less handler, but probably
the same speed.
on mouseUp
get the thumbposition of me
set
Is there a built-in way to create a slider that only stops at increments of
x (e.g., of 20, from 0 to 100, so 0, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100)?
Thanks!
Peter T. Evensen
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Hi Peter,
The How to Manage Snap to Scrollbars tutorial might help you:
How to manage a slider snap-to behavior to make sure that the
indicator lines up with the ticks especially on Mac OS X.
You will access this tutorial through Tutorials Picker a free
plugin that interfaces with the So
Hi Eric,
Thanks for the pointer. The one key I was missing is scrollbarDrag. I
didn't know about that message.
I implemented my own scrollbar value indicator that I move.Here's what
I wound up with in my script. I haven't tried this on the Mac yet. I
don't like the hard-coded
Hey Peter,
I don't think there's a built-in way to do this. You'll have to roll
your own. I did stack that might help you get started - it's called
Marty's Sliders in my Rev Online space, under Marty Knapp. Maybe that
will help some (it doesn't do incremental stops though).
Marty Knapp
Is
Hi Peter,
You can achieve your goal more easily with a oneliner:
on mouseUp
set the thumbPos of me to the thumbPos of me
end mouseUp
Best Regards from Paris,
Eric Chatonet
Le 5 déc. 06 à 22:35, Peter T. Evensen a écrit :
Hi Eric,
Thanks for the pointer. The one key I was missing is
Eric,
How does that make you go by 20s?
I want the slider to go from 0 to 100 by 20s, so if you have the slider at
position 25, it will snap back to 20. Am I missing something?
At 03:45 PM 12/5/2006, you wrote:
Hi Peter,
You can achieve your goal more easily with a oneliner:
on mouseUp
Hi Peter,
Depends on the fact you want values showing or not.
If you show values: yes you have to script it as you did it.
Otherwise it's enough to set the endValue appropriately and multiply
the thumbpos value to use it if needed.
Best Regards from Paris,
Eric Chatonet
Le 5 déc. 06 à
Same result, just a little bit shorter and one less handler, but probably
the same speed.
on mouseUp
get the thumbposition of me
set the thumbposition of me to ((it div 20)+( it mod 20 div 10))*20
AdjustLabelPosition
end mouseUp
You can do a quick test by pasting the following lines
